plumigerous Antonyms
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Meaning of plumigerous
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plumigerous (a.)
Feathered; having feathers.
plumigerous Sentence Examples
- The plumigerous creature soared effortlessly through the azure sky.
- The majestic eagle's plumigerous wings carried it with grace and power.
- The delicate hummingbird's plumigerous body shimmered like a miniature rainbow.
- The plump turkeys strutted proudly, their plumigerous tails fanning out like displays of grandeur.
- The enigmatic owl's plumigerous feathers muffled its sounds as it silently navigated the night.
- The plumigerous seedpods of the dandelion floated gracefully on the breeze.
- The sparrow's plumigerous nest was skillfully woven among the branches.
- The phoenix rose from its ashes, its newly-grown plumigerous wings radiant with fire.
- The plumigerous leaves of the fern unfurled in a beautiful display of emerald elegance.
- The artist's brush captured the intricate beauty of the plumigerous wings of the butterfly.
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Feathered; having feathers.
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The plumigerous creature soared effortlessly through the azure sky.
The majestic eagle's plumigerous wings carried it with grace and power.
The delicate hummingbird's plumigerous body shimmered like a miniature rainbow.
The plump turkeys strutted proudly, their plumigerous tails fanning out like displays of grandeur.
